2. UN Security Council:

India and Africa must speak in one voice to effect reform of United Nations, including Security Council.

3. Trade:

In less than a decade, India-Africa trade has more than doubled to over $70 billion. India is now a major source of business investments in Africa. Today, 34 African countries enjoy duty free access to the Indian market.

4. Education:

In the last three years alone, nearly 25,000 young Africans have been trained and educated in India. They are the 25,000 new links between both.

5. Healthcare & Medicine:

India’s expertise in healthcare and affordable medicines can offer new hope in the fight against many diseases; and give a newborn a better chance to survive.

6. Technology:

India will make available space assets and technology and use the possibilities of digital technology to transform development, public services, governance, disaster response, resource management and quality of life.

7. Clean energy & climate:

India will also deepen the partnership with Africa on clean energy, sustainable habitats, public transport and climate resilient agriculture.

8. Food security:

India-Africa should also achieve a permanent solution on public stockholding for food security and special safeguard mechanism in agriculture for the developing countries.

9. Terrorism:

Today, in many parts of the world, the light of a bright future flickers in the storm of violence and instability. When terror snuffs out life on the streets and beaches, and in malls and schools of Africa, India feels your pain and see the links that unite us against this threat.

10. UN Peacekeeping Missions

India will also provide support for Africa Union’s peacekeeping efforts. And train African peacekeepers here and in Africa.